Funeral services for John Malone in Nelsonville
Funeral services were held at the Connett church for John Malone and drew a large crowd. The Rev. Adams led the rites with the Nelsonville R of P members in attendance. Malone belonged to the Knights of Pythias for 61 years. Burial followed at Connett cemetery with songs by Mrs. LeFever, Mrs. Bay, Mrs. Lancaster, and Ernest Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Connett Church
John Malone
Adams
Nelsonville R. of P.'s
Malone
Knights of Pythias
B. E. LeFever
Elmer Bay
Henry Lancaster
Ernest Hoskins
Garden of Prayer
Connett Cemetery
Exams For Mine Foremen At Nelsonville High
One hundred applicants will take examinations for mine foremen and first choices Tuesday through Friday at the Nelsonville high school building. Mrs L J Eberle and Mrs L D Johnson hosted the Woman’s Home Missionary Society gathering, with Miss Bertha Nixon leading the program and Mrs B E LeFever, Mrs E L Morrell and Mrs Gilbert Pritchard singing He Walked That Way For You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
L. D. Johnson
Woman's’ Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Bertha Nixon
B. E. LeFever
E. L. Morrell
Gilbert Pritchard
Nelsonville Woman Dies After Long Illness
Helen Chaffee aged 23 wife of Charles Chaffee died early Sunday at her Fayette street home after a long lung illness. The couple moved to Nelsonville from Pomeroy about two years ago. She leaves a husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Rawlings of Pomeroy, a brother Richard of Syracuse, and sisters Mrs Ethel Midkiff of Nelsonville and Lucille of Pomeroy. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Hemlock Grove church near Pomeroy with burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Helen Chaffee
Charles Chaffee
Fayette Street
Chaffee
Pomeroy
Bell Telephone Company
Richard Rawlings
Richard
Syracuse
Ethel Midkiff
Lucille
Hemlock Grove
Woman dies in Harper hollow residence at 50
Mary Corwin Stufflebean aged 50 died Sunday at her home in Harper Hollow. No funeral arrangements were announced. She is survived by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Corwin Stufflebean
Harper Hollow
Flood Control Report Under Fire By Senator Hawes
Senator Hawes of Missouri assails the Jadwin flood control study at the Senate commerce hearing. He criticizes the plan as murderous engineering and urges federal responsibility with army engineers in charge, opposed to state cost sharing and war department supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Army Engineers
Hawes
Missouri
Senate Commerce Committee
Army
Administration
Secretary of War
Bickel to Speak on Collier Radio Hour
Karl A. Bickel president of United Press will be guest speaker on Colliers radio hour January 29. The program on the Blue Network led by WJZ starts at 8 15 p m Eastern Standard Time with music and dramatic adaptations of short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Karl A. Bickel
The
United Press
Colliers Radio Hour
National Broadcasting Company
WJZ
Bickel
Threat Letters Target Wellsville Figures Demand 500 Dollars
Citizens of Wellsville received identical blackmail letters threatening the kidnapping of Mayor John McMurtry's daughter Virginia a Stephens College student in Columbia and Wellsville banker Edward Oliver. The letters demanded $500 in twenty dollar bills left beneath sign posts near Wellsville with a higher ransom threatened for Miss McMurtry if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
John McMurtry
Virginia
Stephens’ College
Columbia
Edward Oliver
Miss McMurtry
Daughter Born To Warren Family In Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Warren at their home on Saturday Leona Devol is listed as the mother. Rev and Mrs J L Evans hosted the guest George Willette of Catasauqua Pa during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willete
Akron Robber Suspect Dead After Spectacular Chase
Police in Akron checked back on robberies tied to A J Sallisbury 40 shot to death by officers after a dramatic pursuit. Captured in a house he escaped by leaping from a second floor window then hid in a third home and leaped out again when officers battered the door. He was shot as he fled despite orders to halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
A. J. Sallisbury
Sallisbury
Complicated Legal Fight in Velma West Case
Velma West faces arraignment on first degree murder charges in PAINESVILLE as chief counsel Francis Poulson predicts a lengthy legal battle possibly reaching the Supreme Court. Poulson will seek an interpretation of a recent amendment mandating a committee of alienists to report if a plea of transitory insanity is entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
U.P
Supreme Court
Velma West
Edward
Francis Poulson
Cleveland police arrest two in Akron tire plant holdup
Two men Czulkowski and Wisniewski confessed to taking part in the hold up of James Tew, vice president of the Goodrich Tire and Rubber company near Akron Friday night. They were turned over to Akron police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Tew
Goodrich Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Stephen Czulkowski
Wadsworth Wisniewski
Dona Jill Named in Early 20th Century Announcements
A notice dated January 21 identifies an individual as Dona Jill. The brief item confirms the naming in an unspecified ceremony or social record from the historical newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Jill
Roudebushes announce birth in Zanesville hospital
Mr and Mrs C H Roudebush of Zanesville formerly of this city announce the birth of a son on Saturday night at a Zanesville hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. H. Roudebush
Zanesville
Nelsonville W R C Meeting Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
The W R C will hold a meeting tonight at 7 o clock in the Lo f Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. C
Lo. O. Ff. Hall
Radio Party at Mrs Wallace Event Tuesday Evening
Mrs D L Wallace will entertain at a radio party Tuesday evening for the benefit of the west. Proceeds are expected to aid local West district initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wallace
Pastors Criticize U S Executives In Resolution
Columbus January 23 The International good will committee at the Ohio Pastors convention presents a resolution urging withdrawal of U S armed forces from Nicaragua and urging Congress war powers be respected by the executive. The panel also favors recognizing Russia diplomatically, banning arms shipments to aggressors, cooperating for peaceful dispute settlement, and opposing a competitive navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Executive Department
United States
Committee On International Good Will
Nicaragua
Congress of the United States
Good Will Committee
Russia
Burton
David A Copeland Dies in Tampa After Years There
David A Copeland died Saturday in Tampa Florida where he had resided for several years. He was a carpenter by trade. The body will be sent to Sand Rock for burial, where his mother Mrs. Sarah Copeland lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Copeland
Tampa
Fla
Sand Rock
Sarah Copeland
Weather flickers 3 to 44 degrees with showers forecast
In the last 24 hours temperatures climbed from 3 degrees to 44 degrees and sunshine appeared. Forecasters expect rain late Tuesday after a spell of increasing cloudiness.
Dennison Leaves Glouster Store for Ironton Post
Glouster January 23 Leo Dennison resigns as manager of Carpenter Hardware in Glouster and heads to Ironton to work with George Allen at Maytag. Amren Allen succeeds him as store manager and brings years of experience. Saylor buys the local ice and coal business from F A Danford and takes charge. Danford may move his family to New Jersey this spring.
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Glouster
Leo Dennison
Carpenter Hard Ware
Ironton
Maytag “Company
George Allen
Carpenter Hardware
Dennison
Carpenter Cane Company
Amren Allen
Allen
C Ane
Saylor
F. A. Danford
Mr. Danford
New Jersey
Clyde Saylor Purchases Danford Ice And Coal Concern
Clyde Saylor buys Danford Ice and Coal Concern in Glouster. Announcement notes the acquisition and names the new owner and business scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Saylor
Danford Ice and Coal Concern
Local travelers and visitors visit kin across towns
Mrs. George Bowes and her son Pat returned to Lancaster from a week in the city with Mrs. Bowes mother Mrs. Anna Rice. Mrs. Jamill and two children spent the end of the week with relatives in Columbus. Miss Emma Hylenski left for Youngstown for a new position. Mr and Mrs J W Davis of Columbus, former Gouster residents, stay with Mr and Mrs W H Stahl for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowes
Pat
Lancaster
Emma Hylenski
Youngstown
J. W. Davis
Columbus
Gouuster
W. H. Stahl
Octa Powers
Will Keeton
Nelva Walker
George Sprague
Athens
F. M. Walker
Maud Smith
Elizabeth
J. B. Hanning
Ira Ruscoe
Dan Shay
Pomeroy
Miss Rose
Will Burnell
Ella
Do. E. Bennett
Toledo
Lucille Blackburn
Harry Hall
George Sargent
Roscoe Clements
Greendale
W. E
Phoebe Clements
Walter Quigley
John Riley
Cc. C. Sharp
Charles Runion
Cleveland
C. A. Malone
Akron
Don McGill
John W. Scott
J. Sheldon Scott
Steubenville
John Donley
Chester Edgar
E. M. Gilbert
W. C. Poston
Zanesville
Joe Brickles
Earl Walters
William Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Walter Warner
Glouster High Plans Art Exhibit in Auditorium
Glouster high school announces an art exhibit in the auditorium the week of February 6. Colonial Art company provides over 150 reproductions of master works. A small admission will fund purchasing pictures for school rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Colonial Art Company
Gas Found In Deep Well On Austin Newburn Farm
Gas traces detected in the deep oil well being drilled on the Austin Newburn farm near Elliott, Glouster, as operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Austin Newburn
Elliott
Miss Carrie Smith Visited New Lexington Over Weekend
Miss Carrie Smith spent Sunday in New Lexington as the guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs P E Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smith
New Lexington
P. E. Jones
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Note
A group from the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church is mentioned in connection with church activities and related community outreach. The item indicates a gathering or report involving society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. BE. Church
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR meets at American Legion home
The Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday afternoon January 21 at the American Legion home with Mrs. E. E. Bell presiding. The program included a flag lesson, readings from the history of the chapter, and introductions of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
E. E. Bell
Edith Stiers
Lou Lane
Lettie Coe Hintz
Bertha Nixon
R. H. Jackson
Sylvia Gooley
Grace Dew Shepard
Ohio
T. Dc. Galvin
Ellis Island
Esther Ellen Patton
Nona Lane
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline Whitlatch
Gay Edington Aumiller
F. 8. Tedrow
W. L. Hudson
J. M. Hyde
W. H. Weigand
E. B. Acomb
Weekend Guests Visit Columbus and Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend across Columbus, Pomeroy, Athens, and Greendale. Notables include Miss Octa Powers, Miss Nelva Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Will Keeton, and several others visiting family, attending events, or traveling to Cleveland and Akron for business and funerary notices.
Cosgrave Arrives in Washington for Four Day Program
Irish president William T. Cosgrave arrived from Chicago at 8 50 a m and began a four day Oregon program designed as if for royalty He is to be entertained by President Coolidge and top officials including the British ambassador and will be formally received by both houses of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
William T. Cosgrave
Reclassification Aims At Glouster High School Juniors
Glouster high school announces a re classification of its junior sections to improve instruction. The change will take a few days to fully implement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Fire destroys home on Old Pleasanton Road
Fire destroyed the log weathered home of Ad Cc Wilson on Old Pleasanton Road south of Mechanicsburg today about 9 am. Estimated damages are $2000 with partial insurance. Cause unknown though believed to have started in the attic. neighbor Elmer Tom reported arrival at the scene. Wilson, a carpenter, has been ill and unable to leave the house for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Cc. Wilson
Pleasanton Road
Mechanicsburg
Elmer Tom
Wilson
Hughes speech sparks Pan American conference cooperation
Havana delegates praised Charles Evans Hughes after his banquet speech urging U S withdrawal from Nicaragua and emphasizing Pan Americanism through independence stability mutual goodwill and cooperation. Nicaragua delegation chief Passos said Nicaragua did not seek U S intervention at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Nicaragua
Carlos Cuadra Passos
Ministers Meet Columbus for Ninth Annual Ohio Pastors Convention
Hundreds of ministers from across Ohio converge on Columbus for the Ninth Annual Ohio Pastors Convention. The opening session features Dr. Merton S. Rice of Detroit and Dr. John M. Moore of New York with committee reports due. Carpet and rugs are never immune from moths. Spray FLY-TOX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Merton
Rice
Detroit
John M. Moore
New York
Funds Received For Local Needy Children Care
The Reverend Roberts of the Church of Christ acknowledges funds from several churches to aid needy children in the community. Money received is used to provide relief, which is described as the extent of help possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roberts
Church of Christ
Mr. Roberts
Cleveland Man Wins Flap Jack Eating Championship
In Cleveland on Sunday night Johnny Death by Own Action wins the flap jack eating contest over William Doughboy Joy. The record shows ten bites margin in a ten-order event after slugging through gruelling gulps and gobbles. He finishes with his eighth cup of coffee and a groggy but clear finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Johnny
William
Doughboy
Joy
The Needle Always Points North
A playful analogy compares a compass to the Messenger classified section guiding buyers and sellers of livestock, household goods, and used cars. It notes Dr. James E. Stansbury found a winter home for his saddle mare after placing an ad and invites readers to call for ad-taking services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gailore
James E. Stansbury
Character is the Fair Standard for Judging Worth
The Rev. M. E. Chatley preached that character alone measures worth before God and condemns judging by class wealth or status. He said equality exists only in God’s eyes and that faith without good works is useless, listing missions support church attendance and active service as proofs of Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Mr.Chatley
Chatley
Ohio Bar Exam Results Show 114 Pass in January
Columbus January 23 One hundred fourteen of the 191 applicants for admission to the bar passed the January state examination. Seventy seven failed. John J Griesinger Jr Steubenville led with 87.8, Hugh Kanes Cleveland was second with 87.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
John J. Griesinger Jr
Steubenville
Lst
Hugh Kanes
Cleveland
Dominican Sisters Endorse Father John’s Medicine for Colds
The Dominican Sisters of Saint Decima in La Creuse praise Father John’s Medicine citing it as effective for colds and for strengthening the body. A Mother Superior notes it helps aged and delicate sisters and avoids alcohol or drugs, claiming the remedy has earned praise for 70 years as a trusted family medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Sisters
Decima
la Creuse
Father John
Fat John
Pera
Missing Smith College student sought after taxi sighting
Washington officials issued a search for Frances St. John Smith a Smith College student from Northampton after a taxi driver reported a strange young woman with baggage identified by F st. J. 8 and Northampton. The woman dropped a box, hair spilled from it, claimed to be Massachusetts student in Washington with a young man, and left near the Capitol area in a block of rooms and small hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.R
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Northampton
F. St. J
Flynn
Massachusetts
Capitol
Smith College Freshman Frances Smith Rumored Runaway
Belief grew that Frances Smith a Smith College freshman missing since January 13 may have run away. Parents Mr and Mrs St John Smith sent a letter to their daughter expressing hope she sought a quieter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
U.P
Frances Smith
Smith College
St. John Smith
Maria Clutter Celebrates 92nd Birthday in New Marshfield
Mrs. Maria Clutter of New Marshfield turned ninety two Sunday, celebrated at the home of her daughter Mrs. A Shaffer. Relatives arrived with baskets for a noon dinner, with her brother R M Patterson of Athens in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Clutter
New Marshfield
A. Shaffer
Mrs. Shaffer
Widow Clutter Noted At Birthday Observance In Athens
The article lists survivors of the late Harvey Clutter, including widow Mrs. Lib Clendenen Athens Route 1 and four daughters Mrs. Wily H. Brown Athens Route 1, Mrs. Alva Robison Gloucester, Mrs. Char Burt New Marshfield, and A Shaffer New Marshfield. One son R J Clutter Athens District, and many grandchildren and a great granddaughter Jordan were present along with numerous relatives. Multiple attendees from Athens New Marshfield and surrounding areas attended the celebration and sent remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lib Clendenen
Athens
R. D
Clutter
Harvey Clutter
Wily H. Brown
Alva Robison
Glouster
Char Burt
New Marshfield
A. Shaffer
R. J. Clutter
Athens D
O. G. Jordan
Jacquelyn
Atheme
D. C. Snow
Richard
Harold
Julian Gift
John
Mibe Bardeville
Deneald Clutter
Infant Poisoned Death Shocks Point Place
Jan 23 report from Point Place states Harry Long Jr aged fourteen died here from poison found in a box on the low level. Investigating authorities pursue the source and motive as lines of inquiry remain thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Long, Jr
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